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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1902
Page
7
Classified line item notes a 15 cent offer for a particular brand or mimic product with two packages located at the point of sale. The entry reads as a brief promo or price listing in a late era newspaper.
A local notice promotes umbrella loans to stave off drenching, promising readers a way to stay dry when rain seems likely though not guaranteed today or tomorrow. The program offers free lending of umbrellas to the community.
The annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is under way in Good Templars hall with two rallies. Elder Toyne of Anaconda denounced perverted baptism and cautioned against sects. He affirmed Joseph Smith as a prophet and that revelation comes directly from God. Next Sunday former district president F S Bramble will preach there.
Tomorrow will be Children's Day at Columbia Gardens with a full sports program and prizes. A 5 cent round trip fare is offered for children under 16, and events include races for various ages, a tug of war, a greased pig catch, and other contests amid a day of seaside garden leisure and thousands enjoying the fair weather.
J E Richards president of the Business Men's association left yesterday for Flathead lake with his family camped there. The governor will be away for two weeks, postponing the next meeting until Aug 4 when committees for the mining congress will be appointed. Briget Handley died July 19. funeral set for today at 2 PM from No 108 High Ore street.
Former Alderman John Ferns, uncle of the young man, is in Colorado as the date on North Wyoming street project remains unsettled until word is received.
Katherine Duffy, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Duffy, died after a brief typhoid pneumonia illness. Funeral services will be held this afternoon. The Duffy family receives many sympathies from friends. The girl was known to Thomas Kilgallan.
Ada Hetherell aged 13 sustained injuries after a teeter board accident at Columbia Gardens last Tuesday. She regained consciousness at home but has since suffered delirium each afternoon, worrying her parents. Chancellor O'Donnell has moved his law office to room 55 fifth floor Harbour Block.
A London public kitchen system, begun by a philanthropic businessman, offers meals cooked to order or prepared for home use at lower costs. Large centers serve families with modest incomes, delivering meals on schedule or allowing self-service cooking with expert head cooks. The model saves fuel and labor while reducing dishwashing and heat.
The agency behind the celebrated Electric Light Flour announces a seek for partnership to expand distribution and raise profile in regional markets. Leaders emphasize branding, quality, and wide retailer reach to meet growing demand.
A Mountain View Church recital last evening featured Elmer Albritton son of Rev J L Albritton of Salt Lake formerly pastor of the Butte church. He received hearty congratulations at the close. Assisted by Prof E C Hall Miss Walters Wakeman and Richey and Messrs Plint and Tipett.
Charles A Ferns Jr died at 9:30 last night from appendicitis after several days illness. He was 21, son of Charles Ferns, regarded as a promising young man. Funeral to be held at the family home of 32.
Ladies seek relief from painful and irregular menses with French Tansy Cableta tablets. Manufactured by A. Augendre in Paris and sold exclusively by D. M. Newbro Drug Co. in Butte Montana for $2 per box plus mail delivery.
In a National League schedule the Cincinnati Reds visit St Louis while the Pittsburgh Pirates travel to Chicago to meet the Cubs. The pairings outline key league matchups for the period.
In Colorado Springs first game Peoria 6 Colorado Springs unknown plus second game Colorado Springs 5 Peoria 4. At St Joseph Des Moines 4 St Joseph 4. Omaha Kansas City 2 0. Denver Milwaukee 4.
New York July 20 Lottie Brandon set a new record at Manhattan Beach track by riding 31 miles in one hour surpassing Lizette’s previous women’s best of 25 miles and 125 yards.
Navigation New York July 1. John Schnepf a poor mechanic living at 217 Seventh street announces a new flying machine design called an aerial mobile. His model features an aluminium frame a balloon for stability wings with rotating sails and a central weight driven rudder system to keep the craft horizontal. Captain Atkinson of Trinity Place testifies to a previous miniature flight as Schnepf prepares a full scale conception with an engine propeller and float capable car.
Washington July 19 The 7300 mile voyage of the oil burning steamer Mariposa leaves San Francisco Tuesday for Tahiti Society Islands. Naval engineers and all officers await the report of Lieut Ward P Winchell who has been detached from the Boston and ordered to study the mission.
The Mariposa trial may show oil as an improved fuel when burned correctly. Rear Admiral Melville plans a war vessel oil plant with a thorough service test despite explosion dangers. Lieutenant Commander Edwards warns improper ventilation can allow fumes to penetrate steel decks, risking fatal outcomes in battle. nickel-lined tanks are considered to mitigate exposure.
Florence West, 15, daughter of William West, attempts an eight mile swim from Brooklyn Rowing Club dock to South Beach Staten Island. Bad tides and wind force delays. she completes five and a half miles to Rosebank, then returns to the start, with her companions exhausted and Kennedy treated for cramps.
A Columbia State piece discusses the habit of legislators eating pindars or peanuts. It notes varied regional names such as goober in Georgia and ground nut in Virginia, then highlights peanut farming profitability with figures from a Newberry Observer interview, including yields and prices and a town’s high consumption.
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